What happened
During the landing phase on a dry, paved runway, the pilot was operating a tailwheel airplane equipped with tundra tires. The weather conditions at the time included clear skies, 10 statute miles of visibility, and a light wind from 280 degrees magnetic at 5 knots, representing a slight crosswind from the pilot's right.
Upon touchdown, the aircraft experienced a slight bounce before settling onto the right main tire. Following this contact, the pilot was unable to maintain directional control. The aircraft veered off the runway to the left, entered a ground loop to the left, and subsequently nosed over. The aircraft sustained structural damage to its wings, fuselage, and empennage.
Findings
Prior to the accident, the pilot reported that there were no pre-accident mechanical problems with the aircraft.